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Velxio Maker now lets you put your own WiFi networks on the simulated air: name the SSID, pick the channel, toggle internet. Open the WiFi panel to see every network, download a PCAP for Wireshark, and pair a local gateway so the simulated board reaches your real LAN.
Velxio Pro can now connect your own AI agent — Claude Code or OpenAI Codex — to a saved project over MCP. Your agent builds the circuit and writes the firmware from your terminal, and it appears live on the Velxio canvas.
DFRobot supports Velxio. Their UNIHIKER M10, the HuskyLens AI camera and the Gravity line (ECG, mmWave presence, CO gas, pH, soil moisture, offline voice recognition) are in the catalog with 42 examples. This post is about what a simulated sensor is good for, and it starts with a clock.
Pimoroni is supporting Velxio, and three of their RP2350 boards are in the catalog: the Badger 2350, the Pico Plus 2 W and the Galactic Unicorn. The Badger even boots its real factory firmware in the browser. Here is what you can do with them today, starting from a to-do list on simulated e-paper.
M5Stack supports Velxio, and their hardware is now in the catalog: the Cardputer ADV, the M5Stack Core and the Chain LED matrices, with 27 examples that include M5Stack's official sketches running unmodified. Here is how to try them, what each board does in the simulator, and where the partnership goes from here.
Velxio and Seeed Studio are working together. Five XIAO boards, the Round Display for XIAO, the Grove Smart IR Gesture Sensor and the ReSpeaker Lite are now in the Velxio catalog, with 22 ready-to-run examples. This post shows what you can do with them, starting from an analogue clock on the Round Display.